acupperman
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Can anyone tell me if I the three conversion/reconstitution statements I wrote below are correct? I hope I'm not making this more complex than need be, but I'm new to this and want to be sure I understand everything I've read on this topic to avoid any stupid mistakes.
(1) 1 cc = 1 ml = 100 iu (International Units, or insulin syringe units?)
(2) So if I add 2 ml of Bacteriostatic Water (or 200 units in an insulin syringe) to a 2 mcg vial of dry CJC-1295 powder, I'll get a total of 2,000 mcg of liquid CJC-1295 at a 100 mcg/ml concentration?
(3) So if 1 ml = 100 iu as noted above, then 10 iu would = a 100 mcg CJC-1295 dose at the concentration listed in the previous line.
Are all three of these correct? If you can help... thanks!
(1) 1 cc = 1 ml = 100 iu (International Units, or insulin syringe units?)
(2) So if I add 2 ml of Bacteriostatic Water (or 200 units in an insulin syringe) to a 2 mcg vial of dry CJC-1295 powder, I'll get a total of 2,000 mcg of liquid CJC-1295 at a 100 mcg/ml concentration?
(3) So if 1 ml = 100 iu as noted above, then 10 iu would = a 100 mcg CJC-1295 dose at the concentration listed in the previous line.
Are all three of these correct? If you can help... thanks!
